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Syphilis Screening in Pregnancy During Emergency Department Gonorrhea and Chlamydia Testing
Introduction: Congenital syphilis is rising in the United States, especially among infants born to women with limited prenatal care. Emergency departments (ED) offer opportunities for early detection, particularly among patients evaluated for urogenital sexually transmitted infection (STI) concerns.
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